Positive though it might be, the Strategic Offensive Reductions Treaty between the Russian Federation and the United States of America (Moscow Treaty) was unlikely to contribute to nuclear disarmament, since the reductions which it stipulated in the numbers of strategic offensive weapons were not irreversible and did not apply to non-operational warheads and it contained no verification provisions.
Por constructivo que sea, el Tratado de Moscú aporta una contribución insignificante al desarme nuclear en la medida en que las reducciones de las armas estratégicas ofensivas que prevé no son irreversibles ni afectan a las armas nucleares no estratégicas, y el cumplimiento de dicho Tratado no es verificable.